Summary
Adeoluwa Ojo is an M.S. Biology student and hands-on laboratory professional with four years of experience applying cellular and analytical techniques across academic, public health, and regulated testing environments. Currently a Graduate Student Researcher at the University at Albany and a Quality Control Lab Technician, Adeoluwa combines cell biology research—such as transfection and immunocytochemistry—with high-throughput clinical and cannabis testing workflows, LIMS data practices, and method optimization. Past roles at the Wadsworth Center and ACT LAB demonstrate strength in sample accessioning, assay execution, and contributing to protocol improvements under regulatory constraints. Comfortable mentoring and supervising peers, Adeoluwa has supported large undergraduate cohorts and coordinated intramural programs, developing communication and leadership skills alongside technical rigor. Colleagues describe a pragmatic scientist who bridges bench-level detail with systems-level thinking about how cellular mechanisms scale into organismal and population health contexts.
4 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Biology - MCDN Concentration, Master of Science - MS, Biology - MCDN Concentration at University at Albany
Bachelor's degree, Bachelor's degree at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
High School Diploma, Public Health, High School Diploma, Public Health at Westbury High School